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Weatherboards for shed

casey jones · 2007-05-03 19:09:18

Anyone know where I would get weatherboards to repair the side of my shed. 6ft long 4in wide. tried Woodies, Atlantic they didn't have what I needed:confused:

03-05-2007 7:09pm

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casey jones

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Anyone know where I would get weatherboards to repair the side of my shed. 6ft long 4in wide. tried Woodies, Atlantic they didn't have what I needed

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#2 05-05-2007 7:14pm

tyney

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got some of those weatherboards in ashbourne timber on friday.they are 1 inch thick and are not pressure treated. they will treat them, but you have to wait a few days.

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#3 08-05-2007 8:18pm

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I assume you mean the tapered shiplap boards?
Saw them sold in packs of 4 I think, treated, in B & Q

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#4 09-05-2007 12:00am

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casey jones wrote:

Anyone know where I would get weatherboards to repair the side of my shed. 6ft long 4in wide. tried Woodies, Atlantic they didn't have what I needed

You should be able to purchase such boards from the garden shed makers eg Abwood, Kelly etc. Alternatively you can buy 100x25 Pressure treated boards form any good builders merchants. Also try Clonee Sawmills or Landscape Depot.

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